This is a biography about Sacagawea’s incredible journey. She served as a translator for the Corps of Discovery and worked alongside Lewis and Clark. Even though she had just given birth, she was still chosen to be the translator for the Lewis and Clark expedition with her baby traveling with her across half a continent. Sacagawea was the only female member with the explorers and managed to endure illness, hunger, and flash floods.

I thought this book did a great job of telling the story of Sacagawea’s life. I liked that the book was broken down into small chapters that covered different topics. There were also lots of pictures on each page with helpful descriptions underneath.

The children could use this book to help with a research project over Sacagawea. Another idea is to assign a chapter to groups of student and have them present that chapter using visual aids or dramatic play.